(Quiz) 7 Weird Facts About Cars

How well do you know cars and driving? Test your knowledge with this quiz!

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Most of us can’t imagine our life without cars. These trusty pals transport us between home and work, carry our families and friends, and take us on amazing getaways. Tucked away in the comfy confines of our autos, we’ve lived out the everyday and had memorable experiences. (Sure, they make strange noises and have strange smells sometimes, but what friend doesn’t?)

Still, how much do we really know about our cars—or the driving experience? Take this quiz to find out!

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Question 1 of 7

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How many months of a person’s life is spent, on average, waiting in a car at red lights?

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Harry Myers, most likely behind the wheel of his new $2,500 maroon touring car, was issued a ticket in 1904 for driving a blazing 12 miles per hour, in Dayton, Ohio.

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Harry Myers, most likely behind the wheel of his new $2,500 maroon touring car, was issued a ticket in 1904 for driving a blazing 12 miles per hour, in Dayton, Ohio.

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In 1941, Henry Ford made a car that weighed 1/3 less than regular cars. He used:

Aluminum

Thin steel

Recycled newspaper

Soybeans

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The “Soybean Car” was a plastic-bodied car that was said to have been made partly from soybeans (though no record of the chemical formula remains today). Still, this car was an example of Ford’s innovative thinking; he wanted to combine elements of the automotive and agricultural industries and thought that a plastic-panel body would be safe—and could stand in when metal was in short supply.

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The “Soybean Car” was a plastic-bodied car that was said to have been made partly from soybeans (though no record of the chemical formula remains today). Still, this car was an example of Ford’s innovative thinking; he wanted to combine elements of the automotive and agricultural industries and thought that a plastic-panel body would be safe—and could stand in when metal was in short supply.